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Is it difficult to hand strip a dogs coat?
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Just wondering how difficult this is to do. I get Harvey done twice a year but the last time he went he wasn't too keen (I think due to the fact the lady hurt him when clipping his claws on a previous occasion). So have been thinking of trying to do him myself. I'm sure someone said on a thread a while a go that the Zoom groom can be used for this. I'm picking one up from the pet shop tomorrow. Answer: see Tuti's threads hope this helps Answer: Thanks for that Minky, but is there any info on How to do it? Answer: Originally Posted by marean Thanks for that Minky, but is there any info on How to do it? I think tuti explains a bit. Perhaps you could PM her and she'd be able to explain fully. Having only ever had short haired dogs, I've never needed to strip a coat so wouldn't be the best person to give you reliable advice. Hope this helps Answer: Try this link, it should hopefully have something in amongst it for you Answer: Hi Marean a zoom groom may remove some loos hairs but I don't think it will strip, you strip with your thumb and index finger or a knife like a hauptner and a chalk block... can't explain now it will take too long, but pm me if you want me to explain further when I have some time. Answer: Have pm'd you Marean. Dawn. Answer: Originally Posted by Borderdawn Have pm'd you Marean. Dawn. Cheers Dawn Answer: Hi Marean You can't use a zoom groom to hs but it does help It's really not so difficult and actually quite therapeutic I would recommend getting Pearson knives to start off with... not sure which type for a BT but Dawn should be able to answer that. The reason I recommend them is the blades are pre dulled so you will not accidentally cut the hairs... I graduated on to my first 'sharp' knife (a Mars) a few months ago and i still have to be soooo careful! Have fun Answer: Thanks for that Tuti, will look into it. Copyright ? 2006 - 2007 www.thankhealth.com Privacy Policy
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